Hydrogen Fuel Conversion kits are more and more popular so obviously people are wondering if these are all just a big scam. Well being the owner of a car that uses a hydrogen fuel conversion kit for about 4 months now I can clearly state that it's not a scam, and that indeed it delivers. My car is now 60% more fuel efficient, meaning I more then doubled my mileage.
So let's look at how it works: A hydrogen fuel conversion kits uses electricity from your car's battery to separate water into a gas known as HHO. This burns effectively and supplies significant energy. HHO has the atomic power of hydrogen but...it maintains the stability of water. This means the entire process is very safe and very effective at the same time.
So let's look at the benefits: Any hydrogen fuel conversion kit is guaranteed to increase your mileage by at least 40%, my own car gained a 60% increase, I've seen people that installed multiple systems and are now running on 80% hydrogen and 20% gasoline, this means an outstanding increase in mileage and a huge decrease in gas consumption. Besides this your car will also gain more horsepower, a longer engine life, lower emissions, smoother and quieter engine. The biggest benefit however is the fact that you can get money back from the state for using green tech on your car. These are called IRS refunds and they range from 2000$ for a regular car, up to 50 000$ for a truck (50 000$ may seem like a lot, it is, but it's also a huge truck).
So how can you get your hands on a hydrogen fuel conversion kit? Now that we know that hydrogen fuel conversion kits are not all just a big scam we can look at how you can obtain one. There are 3 ways of doing this:
#1 You can go to your local auto service and ask them to buil/buy you one and install it. While this is the easiest option you can take, it will cost you about 1000$ (A LOT!). Now I'm not a fan of paying huge prices for things that have cheaper solutions but if you feel this might work for you, then this is the way to go.
#2 You can buy your own hydrogen fuel generator and ask auto services just to install it. This will be cheaper then the first option but still not worth that much money.
#3 The best thing to do is to build it yourself. There is an abundance of guides that teach you how to do everything step by step with ilustrations. These are aimed at car novices meaning you need to have ZERO experience in order to pull this one of. The great part about doing it yourself is the fact that you have control over everything and it's extremely cheap. A good guide costs around 50-100$ and the parts needed for the hydrogen fuel kit are also around 50$. This means you can be up and running for 100$ if you play your cards right.